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Newcast e Harbour Theatre Opens Julv 2nd The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 29, 19761i Bowmanville Senior Public School Graduates 205 Students "Private Matter", a play by Franz Kroetz, will be presented by the Open' Circle Theatre starting Friday, July 2nd at the Port of Newcastle Harbour Theatre. The curtain opens at 8:30 p.m. and performances will be held on Friday and Saturday evenings only throughout the month of July. Kevin Knelman and Leah Peterson, lef t, will be providing the music for the production, while Sylvia Tucker and Ray"Whelan are performing on stage. Reservations for "Private Matter" can be made by phoning 987-5251. The Newcastle Independent I Social and Personal Belated birthMay greetings to rs. Gladys Pacey! Or Sunday, June 2th, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaudette and abou twenty members of the Pacey family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pacey, Pontypool in honour of Mrs. Pacey's birthday. Miss Wendy Couch also celebrated er birthday last week, We sent Wendy greet- ings and this week we congrat- ulate Albert Pearce on the anniversary of his birthdate. Recent callers at Mr. Char- les A. Cowan's were Mr. and Mrs Roy Harness and Mr. and ars. Howell from Carie- vale, Saskatchewan, Mrs. Vera Miison, Toronto and Mrw Meta Moffatt, Bow. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce spent a couple of days last week at Upper Canada Vil- lage. On their return, they visited Miss Marion Fisher, Belleville, On Friday evening at Court- ice United Church, Mr. Del- mar Rudman was united in marriage to Mliss Bonnie McGhee, Courtice. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pearce, Vicki and Kirk, Beth- any,were Sunday visitors withbisparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, West Hill, Mr. Bell and Mrs. McKenzie, Toronto were Wednesday visitors with Mrs. Dorothy Harmer. On Satur- day, Mrs. Aiken and Mrs. Reason, Toronto, visited with Mrs. Harmer. Master Stanley Naylor, Oshawa, who was four years old on Saturday, visited on the weekend with his grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Naylor. Mr. Gordon Laking, who has been a patient at South- baven Nursing Home for the past four years, passed away at Memorial Hospital, Bow- manville on Thursday, June 24tb. To his wife, Althea and family we extend our symp- athy. On Saturday, June 26th, at the United Church Manse, Rex. Thomas Smith united in marriage Miss Anne Clarke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clarke and Mr. Robert MeMaster. The reception followed at the home of the' bride's parents., Patients in hospital include Mrs. Cecil Malley, Mrs. Clint- on Brown, Mrs. Harry Couch, Mr. Erie Clark, Mr. Charles Toms, Mr. Fred Harvey and Mr. Alex Patterson. Sunday lunch visitors with Mr. and Mrs.George Kimball were Mr. and Mrs. Vance .. Sd y. .yS sec AUTO AIR-CON DITION ING AUTO SALES AND SERVICE Taunton Rd. and Liberty St. Bowmanville Phone 263-8373 Mon.-Sat.8a.m.-6p.m. Cooper, Oshawa and Miss Ida Plumb, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Britton J and family, Belleville called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Britton on Sunday.- Mrs. Wilda Johnson and Gary were among those who enjoyed the view from the CN Tower on Sunday. Miss Cindy Garrod, who has been attending Humber Col- lege received Honours in her first year Nursing Course and is employed at Southaven Nursing Home for the summer months.., Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrod, dr were her mother, Mrs. Raye Friedlander, Toronto and brother, Dean Friedlander, Kitchener. On Saturday evening at the home of Mr. Walter Cole, Agincourt, a surprise party was held in honour of his mother's 75th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnson and family attended her mother's party as did relatives from Ottawa, Woodstock and Agin- court, and also neighbours. Mr. Keith Call departed on Monday for a visit with his sister Joan, Carson, Nevada. Misses Linda Williams and Candy Storks, Rexdale spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Storks. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chiswell, Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. John Broadfoot, Brucefield were Saturday guests. All journeyed to Kingston on Saturday for the President's Reception. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Omemee visited with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer on Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. George Buck- ley were in Bradford on Friday attending the funeral of his cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley attended the Wood Family Picnic at Thistle Valley Park on Sunday., On June 17, 18, 19th, the Ontario Horticultural Con- vention was held at Sir Wilfred Laurier University, Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jose, who is Assistant District Director, Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley and Mrs. Vicki Lesnick attended from the Newcastle Horticultural Society. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Harris and family, Kingston, visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris and in the afternoon attended the Thertell Family Picnic in Orono with her relatives. On Friday evening, June 25th, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell were pleasantly sur-, prised when they were invited to a graduation party in honour of Miss Patti Powell at her home (Russell Powell's) to find that they were being feted on their tenth wedding anniversary. Miss Patti Pow- ell who graduated from Dur- ham College as a Dental Assistant, received many lov- ely gifts from the friends and relatives who enjoyed this' double celebration. St. George Anglican Church News Rev. Robert Hayne, rector of the St. George's Anglicani Church conducted the Decor- ation Day Service at Orono Cemetery on Sunday after- noon, June 26th. On Monday, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hayne and family visited with is parents at Simcoe and with hisbrother, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hayne, Cindy and Susan, Delhi. Summer services begin next Sunday, July 4th with Said Communion at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. at St. George's Anglican Church. United Church News On Sunday, June 27th, at Newcastle United Church the choir sang 'O Tender Shep- herd Lead Me'. Rev. Thomas Smith told the story of the composition of the Olympic Symbol, the upper part like an M, for Montreal where the Games are held and like stained-glass windows for the glory of wmning and for the fun of taking part; superim- posed on the large hump of the M is an oval, shaped like the stadium. The five circles at the bottom of the symbol represent the International aspect with the five continents participating in the Games. The flowers in the Church were in memory of Mr. Gordon Laking, whose funeral w.as Saturday afternoon, June 26th. Since this was Rev. Smith's farewell Sunday, he titled his sermon 'The Continuing Battle' and like Jacob we, wrestle with our conscience to always try to do better. During his nine years of service Rev. Smith performed 190 Baptismals, 105 weddings and many funerals of loved ones of the congregation. Before the Benediction, a circle of Friendship was formed round the church while all sang the Chorus of In the Garden. Next Sunday, July 4th, Newcastle, Orono, and Kirby Congregation will worship at Kirby Centennial School at 10 a.m. On Wednesday, June 30th, the Induction Service for Rev. David Spivey will be held at the Church at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Keith Pike, on behalf of Oshawa Presbytery will lead the service with Rev. Charles Haynor, Brooklin United Church, as speaker. Everyone is urged to attend to welcome the new minister and family. Lockhart Public School News On Thursday evening, June 24th, a picnic for Lockhart pupils, and their parents was held at the school. This was sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association. After a1 delicious meal, graduation1 exercises and awards were presented. Those receiving Grade 6 Promotion Certificat- es were as follows, Brian Brown, Rosa Cancelliere, Brian Danilko, dulie Davies, Barry Eret, Andrew Fellows, Karen Gilbank, Mary Ann Green, Timmy Hennessy, Rhys Jenkins, Dennis Klawit- ter, Cecil.Knapp, Lloyd Lang- ley, Christian Mackey, Donald Miskie, Sandra Mummery, Paul Pressick, Marie Rainey, Mark Simpson, Michael Smith, Frank Stubington, Mark Tanner and Elaine Trimble. Parent Volunteer Certifi- cates were presented to Mrs. Strachan, Mrs. Lane and Mrs. McLuhan. Bars were received for Regular Attendance by Wendy Foster, Alice Devos, Bruce Knapp, Charlene Rodd, Linda Lempen, David Little, Stuart Simpson, Brenda Rodd, Vicky Foster, Paul Lane, Paul Woodbeck, Barry Ehret, Mike Smith, Mark Simpson, Christ- ine Hooper, Paul WilliamsJ Lauralyn Lunn, Kerri Smith, Mark Smith, Sandy Beard and h Jason Smith. Bars for Girls'Floor Hockey I Telephone 987-4201 were awarded to Lisa Allin (c), Julie Davies, Alice Devos, Betty-dean Trimble,MSandra Mummery, Tracey MeBride and Rhonda Coulas. Boys' Floor Hockey Bars were presented to Stephen Fellows (c) Jacob Zondervan, Rhys Jenkins, Paul Lane, Shawn Robinson, Cecil Knapp, Spencer Williams, Lloyd Langley and Jay Gibson. Those receiving Baseball Bars were Jacob Zondervan (c), Dennis Klawitter, And- rew Fellows, Marie Rainey, Spencer Williams, Wendy Foster, Ceeil Knapp, Bruce Knapp and Denise Pedwell. Bars for Soccer were receiv- ed by Andrew Fellows, Rhys Jenkins, Paul Woodbeck, Mark Easton, Lorne Rosa- mond, David Pettifer, and Robbie Wannamaker. In Volleyball, bars were awarded to Karen Gilbank (Captain) Rhys Jenkins, And- rew Fellows, Stephen Fellows, Alice Devos, Glyn Jenkins, Jill Jensen, Mark Smith, Hope Robson, Rosa Cancelliere, Sherry Stere and Marie Mal- lette. Track and field bars were presented to Brenda Rodd, Bridgett Brown, Theresa Ros- amond, Christine Hollinger, Marie Malette, Lori McNeil, Denise Pedwell. Alice Devos, Jennifer Duguette, Linda Lempen, Charlene Rodd, Betty Jean Trimble, Sharon Goodmurphy, Lisa Allin, Rosa Cancelliere, Elaine Trimble, Paul Williams, Geoff Green, Dean Faiers, Rick Martin, Jeff Wray, Glyn Jenkins, Jay Gibson, Jake Zondervan, Stephen Fellows, Allan Rosa- mond, Paul Woodbeck, Spen- cer Williams, Brian Danilko, Dennis Klawitter, Mike Smith, Sherry Stere, Linda Farr, Jill Hennessy, Lauralyn Lunn and David Brown. Brian Danilko and Runner- up Marie Rainey were award- ed Academic Trophies. Sports trophies were won by Elaine Trimble and Jacob Zonder- van. Tabloid Day Crests were presented to Champions, Michael Smith and Geoffrey Green. First Runner-up was Lloyd Langley. Second Run- ners-up were Mark Tanner and Ricky Martin. Brenda Rodd won the Track and Field Day Medal in the girls' 9 years and under class. In the Canada Fitness Awards, the Award of Excel- lence was won by Geoff Green, Dennis Klawitter, Hope Rob- son and Charlene Rodd. Gold Awards went to Brenda Rodd, Teresa Rosamond, Stuart Simpson, Lauralynn Lunn, Rick Martin, Allan Rosa- mond, Mark Smith, Paul Williams,Linda Lempen, Denise Pedwell, Lorne Rosa- mond, Rosa Cancelliere, Julie Davies, Barry Ehret, Stephen Fellows, Karen Gilbank, Shar- on Goodmurphy, Timmy Hen- nessy, Christine Mackey, Spencer Williams, Paul Wood- beck, Jacob Zondervan and Lori McNeil. Silver Awards went to Donnie Brough, Debbie. Brough, Bridgett Brown, Dean Faiers, Laurie Francis, Lesle Gibson, David Little, Kim Mummery, Tammy Strachan, Pamela Yeomans, Tina Basic, Christina Hol- linger, Glyn Jenkins, Marie Malette, Theresa Pettifer, Darren Roberts, Kerri Smith, Sherry Stere, Randy Tennant, )avid Brown, Jill Hennessy, Alice Devos, Kerry Francis, Jill Jensen, Mark Easton, Jennifer Duquette, Jennifer McDonell, Betty-Jean Trim- ble, Shawn Robinson, Brian Danilko, Lisa Allin, Paul Lane, David Lawson, Sandra Bowmanville Senior Public School held its graduation last Thursday evening with 205 Grade 8 students receiving diplomas qualifying them to go onward and upward to secondary school. Before the ceremonies began at Bowmanville High School, several prominent organizers and participants posed for this photo. From left to right, they are Mummery, Elaine Trimble, and Mike Smith. Those receiving Bronze Awards were: Kim Hester, Mike Martin, Angie Stere, Kenneth Munneke, Brett Pol- lock, Janie Davies, .Eydie Davies, Lina Cancelliere, Donna Boudreau, Jay Gibson, Adam Laing, Jennifer Rout, Jeff Wray, Christine Hooper, Linda Farr, Jeff Beard, Lori Gorham, Wendy Foster, Pam- ela Blight, Tracey McBride, Diane Green, Sonya Tanner, Connie Young, Bryce Pollock, David Pettifer, Robbie Wan- namaker, Paul Pressick, Mark Simpson, Cecil Knapp, Brian Brown, Donald Miskie and Marie Rainey. -Races were held for the children and parents with prizes being given to first secondand third winners. The Ladies' Shoe Kick was won by Lorraine Meszaros and the Men's by Bud Rodd. Lorraine Meszaros also won the Ladies' Sack Race and David Gibson won the Men's Sack Race. It was a very successful picnic. Powell Family Reunion On Sunday afternoon, June 27, the Powell Family Picnic was held at Orono Park with an attendance of seventy. Dana and Marilyn Coulter were in charge of the sports. Winners of the races were: 3 and under, Kevin Coulter; 6 and under Johnny Coulter, 10 and under Lisa Sherman, 13 and under Dale Rudge, over 14, Harley Sherman. David Rudge and Harley Sherman won both the wheelbarrow race and the three-legged race. The Women's Shoe Kick was won by Dale Rudge and the men's by Dana Coulter. The youngest attendant was six-weeks' old Glenn Coulter Beeton and the oldest, Marjor- ie Powell. Bill and Lindî, Couch were the most recent newlyweds in attendance. Stanley and Kathleen Powell were chosen to look after the games for 1977 when it was decided that the Powell Family Reunion would again be held in Orono Park on the fourth Sunday of June. Robin McLaren was winner of the jelly bean contest and we hope the prize will be a lucky one. Many other picnics were also held in Orono Park on Sunday afternoon. We noticed one Coulter-Syer Picnic, the Clifford Brown Family ReunionThe Anglican Parish a Don MacArthur and Sue Medd, who planned the event, Principal Ron Moore, music teacher Jon Leith, whose band played several pre-program selections, Vice Principal Dan MacIvor and valedictorian Daphne Lobb. After the presentations, the students, parents and staff members returned to their own school on Queen Street for a dance. Six Ontario Scholars at Clarke High Cheryl Lynn Savery Laura Jean Tate Grace vanNiejenhuis Alida Maria Becker 89.5 Per Cent 83.3 Per Cent 81.5 Per Cent 81.5 Per Cent r Whipping Isobel Jean Davidson 86.0 Per Cent Mary Catherine VanderHeyden 85.0 Per Cent Picnic and the Thertell Family gathering and the weatherman sent ideal weather conditions. Newcastle Plans for Oktoberf est, Sept. 25 The Newcastle Village and attend and enjoy the festivities District Chamber of Com- with us. merce proudly announces that More later in the news- they are now well involved in letter. the planning for their 5th annual "Oktoberfest" - to be Hi Kids'. held on Saturday, September ' I'M GIVING 25th, 1976 at the Newcastle AWAY Village Community Hall. We are planning to make this 5th EREE anniversary "Oktoberfest" our best ever. An internationally-known and other band has been hired for the evening - more about this band prizes! will be forthcoming in our next news release. Other events throughout the day are being planned and will be announced in our next news release. Tickets will be limited . . . , , j we suggest that you mark your calendar now, plan to ½ Pint OnIy 56Ç JUNE 28 to JULY, 2 Treat your berries to GIen Rae Whipped Cream... 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